I'm analyzing a .so file that is a part of an android application. I've stumbled upon this block of code:
LOAD:0001B63C sub_1B63C ; CODE XREF: sub_1B628+Cp
LOAD:0001B63C PUSH {R0-R6,LR}
LOAD:0001B63E PUSH {R0-R6,LR}
LOAD:0001B640 MOVS R6, #4
LOAD:0001B642 MOVS R1, #2
LOAD:0001B644 MOV R0, SP
LOAD:0001B646 ADDS R0, #0x10
LOAD:0001B648 MOVS R6, #2
LOAD:0001B64A ADDS R0, #8
LOAD:0001B64C ADDS R1, R0, #4
LOAD:0001B64E MOV SP, R1
LOAD:0001B650 ADRL R6, (sub_1B66C+1)
LOAD:0001B654 MOVS R1, #2
LOAD:0001B656 ADDS R6, #0x18
LOAD:0001B658 ADDS R6, R6, R1
LOAD:0001B65A STR R6, [R0,#0x24]
LOAD:0001B65C POP {R6}
LOAD:0001B65E B sub_1B66C
LOAD:0001B65E ; End of function sub_1B63C
for reference, sub_1B63C:
LOAD:0001B66C sub_1B66C ; CODE XREF: sub_1B63C+22p
LOAD:0001B66C ; DATA XREF: sub_1B63C+14o
LOAD:0001B66C MOVS R0, R0
LOAD:0001B66E POP {R0-R6,PC}
LOAD:0001B66E ; End of function sub_1B66C
My question is, why would IDA mark this as the end of the function and how do I force it to acknowledge the instructions after that as part of the function?
